In The Bleak MidWinter

1. In the bleak mid- win- ter, frost- y wind made moan, Earth stood hard as i- ron, wa- ter like a stone; Snow had fall- en, snow on snow, snow on snow on snow, In the bleak mid- win- ter, long a- go.

2. Our God, Heav'n can- not hold Him, nor_ earth sus- tain; Heav'n and earth shall flee a- way when He comes to reign. In the bleak mid- win- ter a sta- ble place suf- ficed The Lord God Al- migh- ty, Je- sus Christ.

3. E- nough for Him, whom cher- u- bim, wor- ship night and day, Breast- ful of milk, and a man- ger- ful of hay; En- ough for Him, whom an- gels fall_ down be- fore, Ox and ass and ca- mel which a- dore.

4. An- gels and arch- an- gels may have ga- thered there, Cher- u- bim and ser- a- phim thronged__ the air; But His mo- ther on- ly, in her mai- den bliss, Wor- shiped the be- lov- ed with a kiss.

5. What_ can I give Him, poor_ as I am? If I were a shep- herd, I would bring a lamb; If I were a Wise Man, I would do my part; Yet what can I give Him: give my heart.